Wells Cathedral
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Wells Cathedral is an Anglican cathedral in Wells, Somerset, England, dedicated to St Andrew the Apostle. It is the seat of the Bishop of Bath and Wells, whose cathedra it holds as mother church of the Diocese of Bath and Wells.
attractions: The Bishop's Palace & Gardens, Wells Recreation Ground, Wells & Mendip Museum, Vicar's Close, A2 Gallery, restaurants: The Quarter Jack - JD Wetherspoon, Fosso Lounge, The Crown at Wells and Anton's Bistrot, The City Arms, Coffee#1 Wells, Long Story Bistro, The Greek Taverna, Pickwicks Country kitchen, Da Luciano Pizzeria, The Good Earth
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Wells Cathedral is an Anglican cathedral in Wells, Somerset, England, dedicated to St Andrew the Apostle. It is the seat of the Bishop of Bath and Wells, whose cathedra it holds as mother church of the Diocese of Bath and Wells.
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It was a great place to wander and the Shroud exhibition was great to contemplate before Easter. The choir was a plus while we were visiting. Would go back again. Entrance is optional for donation of whatever you can spare. If you want to avoid this awkwardness of having to donate, go through the right side which is just next to the entrance and you can go into the cathedral without any fuss.
Joyce BannerJoyce Banner
20
Amazingly beautiful Cathedral. It's huge - quite long. The 24 clock built in 1603 is amazing and chimes every quarter hour. Nice cafe too.
Just RickJust Rick
10
A beautiful place to visit. The history of the cathedral is well worth listening to. Lovely cafe with tasty food. Bonus was they let my dog in
Carol PennellCarol Pennell
10
Well worth a visit. Caught the end of Sunday communion today and explored the inside of the cathedral and the gardens. Even as someone who’s not religious - and recognises the dominance-by-design of architecture like this, it’s hard not to be impressed. Also saw a young homeless man who was sheltering from the rain and listening to the service, and he was being treated with dignity just like anyone else. That was a nice thing to see.
Ben ParkBen Park
10
stunning! take time to visit the library, and the chapter house, both are exquisite, and try to see the clock strike every quarter hour, but in the mean time just enjoy one of the most beautiful cathedral's I've ever seen!
dahtal michaelsdahtal michaels
10
Wow .... Not only us it very beautiful on the outside . The inside is amazing. We started off with the £8 each "donation" then spent over an hour exploring this magical place.... Some of the rooms are stunning in architecture, it's very well kept and the clock is fabulous... You have to see the clock . If I had to moan about 1 thing it's the donations .. Donation to get in (fair enough) Suggested £5 donation when your in the door £2 to light a tea light candle 😐. Apart from that.. stunning ..
Matthew PearceMatthew Pearce
10
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The Bishop's Palace & Gardens
Wells Recreation Ground
Wells & Mendip Museum
Vicar's Close
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The Quarter Jack - JD Wetherspoon
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